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New narrative alert: Some people think their Spotify wrap-up was hacked because Drake showed up on their playlist. How interesting, they only complain about DraKe, not anyone else 😅🤣😅. As I mentioned, on my last post, when will UMG and Rat Nation create a new negative story line about... show more

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New narrative alert: Now they're claiming Drake’s using bots🤣😅🤣. Meanwhile, Kendrick “Midget Pinocchio” Lamar is the only rapper whose Spotify music platform has bots and listeners removed. Just another example of trying to shift the guilt for Kendrick to Drake, once again. Smh, there's no end to their mislay.

New narrative alert: Now they're claiming Drake’s using bots🤣😅🤣. Meanwhile, Kendrick “Midget Pinocchio” Lamar is the only rapper whose Spotify music platform has bots and listeners removed. Just another example of trying to shift the guilt for Kendrick to Drake, once again. Smh, there's no end to their mislay.

industrypolitics

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J. Cole says he was "disgusted" how people turned on Drake, and Kendrick, during the beef, but is proud of Kendrick and hopes ICEMAN goes crazy 👀 "The world became like politics, you either Democrat or Republican, you either Kendrick or you Drake, I felt disgusted both ways, to me it's disgusting how people use that opportunity to show how they really felt about Drake the whole time or just pile on, and create a narrative as if he’s not great, it was a whole campaign, probably still is to this day. When I see Kendrick get the moment he had, I'm just as proud of this dude as I was when I knew him back then. But I also hate that for Drake, and I hate how the world turns on him, man I hope ICEMAN go crazy."

J. Cole says he was "disgusted" how people turned on Drake, and Kendrick, during the beef, but is proud of Kendrick and hopes ICEMAN goes crazy 👀 "The world became like politics, you either Democrat or Republican, you either Kendrick or you Drake, I felt disgusted both ways, to me it's disgusting how people use that opportunity to show how they really felt about Drake the whole time or just pile on, and create a narrative as if he’s not great, it was a whole campaign, probably still is to this day. When I see Kendrick get the moment he had, I'm just as proud of this dude as I was when I knew him back then. But I also hate that for Drake, and I hate how the world turns on him, man I hope ICEMAN go crazy."

Hip Hop All Day

127,312 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Take a moment to listen to this washed-up industry puppet, Ray Daniels, for a second🤬 I already showed you all earlier how Drake accepted the Pusha T bombshell with humility and honesty. So Mr. Daniels is not being honest about Drake or how he handles himself publicly! But this Kendrick situation is completely different, and that’s exactly why Drake is not accepting this “I lost” narrative. In what world would any real man publicly come out and say, “Yeah, I lost,” knowing everything that went on, especially now that more and more details are coming to light? Daniels, Joe Budden, and others are just people doubling down on a narrative they helped create. Because the same people trying to force this “I lost” narrative now are the same ones who controlled the story during and after the beef—let's not forget that! They called it for Kendrick from day one and kept pushing it repeatedly. And that’s why it bothers them that Drake won’t publicly betray Core. Isn't it interesting that they keep pushing Drake to validate the story himself, almost like they need him to say it so they can keep it alive🪓? And honestly, that says a lot. Because when something is undeniably true, people usually don’t have to keep forcing it repeatedly.

Take a moment to listen to this washed-up industry puppet, Ray Daniels, for a second🤬 I already showed you all earlier how Drake accepted the Pusha T bombshell with humility and honesty. So Mr. Daniels is not being honest about Drake or how he handles himself publicly! But this Kendrick situation is completely different, and that’s exactly why Drake is not accepting this “I lost” narrative. In what world would any real man publicly come out and say, “Yeah, I lost,” knowing everything that went on, especially now that more and more details are coming to light? Daniels, Joe Budden, and others are just people doubling down on a narrative they helped create. Because the same people trying to force this “I lost” narrative now are the same ones who controlled the story during and after the beef—let's not forget that! They called it for Kendrick from day one and kept pushing it repeatedly. And that’s why it bothers them that Drake won’t publicly betray Core. Isn't it interesting that they keep pushing Drake to validate the story himself, almost like they need him to say it so they can keep it alive🪓? And honestly, that says a lot. Because when something is undeniably true, people usually don’t have to keep forcing it repeatedly.

industrypolitics

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Yawning — this is getting so damn old. Drake’s name is selling these niggas whole album. Plus, he’s headlining Sza & Kendrick’s tour. Drake is their whole marketing plan. They can’t even drop without mentioning his name & teaming up with his opps-a year later. And you all expect him not to rap or sing about these🤡😅 LeBron’s hurting—doing it publicly😭🦉 Puha T went out sad-- bundles not bundling & sales ain't selling🤣 Excellent video summation- Drake already predicted his opps movement🎙️

Yawning — this is getting so damn old. Drake’s name is selling these niggas whole album. Plus, he’s headlining Sza & Kendrick’s tour. Drake is their whole marketing plan. They can’t even drop without mentioning his name & teaming up with his opps-a year later. And you all expect him not to rap or sing about these🤡😅 LeBron’s hurting—doing it publicly😭🦉 Puha T went out sad-- bundles not bundling & sales ain't selling🤣 Excellent video summation- Drake already predicted his opps movement🎙️

industrypolitics

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Ok, so let’s focus on some facts before I post the next video debunking the new narrative that Drake “can’t accept a loss.”😅- Every day the spread a new narrative! I think it’s important to highlight the 🐐 doing exactly what people now claim he can’t do: acknowledge when he feels he lost fairly. Watch Drake’s humility here, because this part rarely gets shown. In extended clips from this interview all over TikTok & X - Drake openly discusses the Pusha T battle and basically says, “if that’s how people see it, then I lost.” That matters. It shows his honesty and self-awareness after a beef. Also pay attention to something else:, a lot of what Kendrick later used against Drake followed the same blueprint from the Meek/Pusha era l- gossip about his family, father, mother, and son. The difference is that the “bombshell” back then was true: Drake had a child. This time, it was the PDF accusation, which many people knows to be false. Even in the Pusha situation, Drake explained he wasn’t hiding his son from the world, he was protecting his child, like many celebrities do. So for me, the point is simple, Drake has already shown humility publicly before. That’s why many people reject the idea that this was some simple, straightforward one-on-one loss. Too many narratives, industry voices, podcasts, and outside influences were involved for people not to question it. Anyway, stay tuned for the next clip. They’re doubling down on narratives again. Listen to this clip closely, first! There are extended versions on line!

Ok, so let’s focus on some facts before I post the next video debunking the new narrative that Drake “can’t accept a loss.”😅- Every day the spread a new narrative! I think it’s important to highlight the 🐐 doing exactly what people now claim he can’t do: acknowledge when he feels he lost fairly. Watch Drake’s humility here, because this part rarely gets shown. In extended clips from this interview all over TikTok & X - Drake openly discusses the Pusha T battle and basically says, “if that’s how people see it, then I lost.” That matters. It shows his honesty and self-awareness after a beef. Also pay attention to something else:, a lot of what Kendrick later used against Drake followed the same blueprint from the Meek/Pusha era l- gossip about his family, father, mother, and son. The difference is that the “bombshell” back then was true: Drake had a child. This time, it was the PDF accusation, which many people knows to be false. Even in the Pusha situation, Drake explained he wasn’t hiding his son from the world, he was protecting his child, like many celebrities do. So for me, the point is simple, Drake has already shown humility publicly before. That’s why many people reject the idea that this was some simple, straightforward one-on-one loss. Too many narratives, industry voices, podcasts, and outside influences were involved for people not to question it. Anyway, stay tuned for the next clip. They’re doubling down on narratives again. Listen to this clip closely, first! There are extended versions on line!

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J. Cole says it was "disgusting" how people tried to tear down Drake, while also saying he was proud to see Kendrick Lamar have his moment. "The 'out of hand' that to me is disgusting, how people try to use that opportunity to either show how they really felt about Drake the whole time, or just like pile on and tear this dude down and create a narrative as if he's not great. It was a whole campaign."

J. Cole says it was "disgusting" how people tried to tear down Drake, while also saying he was proud to see Kendrick Lamar have his moment. "The 'out of hand' that to me is disgusting, how people try to use that opportunity to either show how they really felt about Drake the whole time, or just like pile on and tear this dude down and create a narrative as if he's not great. It was a whole campaign."

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DJ Akademiks reacts to The Joe Budden Podcast discussing Rick Ross' first-week sales, arguing that rappers are seeing a decline in their numbers as a result of switching up on Drake 👀 "Drake is the king of this hip-hop sh*t, and respectfully, everybody who was going against him, we're realizing in real time that maybe they needed him." "When y'all dissed Drake, erase 80% of your fanbase. And I do mean that. Because the people who love Ross, they love Drake more."

DJ Akademiks reacts to The Joe Budden Podcast discussing Rick Ross' first-week sales, arguing that rappers are seeing a decline in their numbers as a result of switching up on Drake 👀 "Drake is the king of this hip-hop sh*t, and respectfully, everybody who was going against him, we're realizing in real time that maybe they needed him." "When y'all dissed Drake, erase 80% of your fanbase. And I do mean that. Because the people who love Ross, they love Drake more."

HotNewHipHop

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Here is my talk at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (after some delay😅) I made this talk last year when I was thinking about a paradigm shift. This delayed posting is timely as we just released o1, which I believe is a new paradigm. It's a good time to zoom out for high level thinking. (1/11)

Here is my talk at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (after some delay😅) I made this talk last year when I was thinking about a paradigm shift. This delayed posting is timely as we just released o1, which I believe is a new paradigm. It's a good time to zoom out for high level thinking. (1/11)

Hyung Won Chung

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Last night, UFC fighter Sean Strickland trolled the liberal media by saying, “Trump is here man. Come on. We have a convicted felon here. Let’s put on a fucking show for this man.” The reporter then fires back, “are you a convicted felon as well.” Sean then proceeded to joke about how he was “jealous” of President Trump because he has hooked up with models and has a lot of money. 😅😅😅😅 Hilarious troll of the media. Strickland endorsed President Trump and said he’d be donating to his campaign. #Trump2024

Last night, UFC fighter Sean Strickland trolled the liberal media by saying, “Trump is here man. Come on. We have a convicted felon here. Let’s put on a fucking show for this man.” The reporter then fires back, “are you a convicted felon as well.” Sean then proceeded to joke about how he was “jealous” of President Trump because he has hooked up with models and has a lot of money. 😅😅😅😅 Hilarious troll of the media. Strickland endorsed President Trump and said he’d be donating to his campaign. #Trump2024

Laura Loomer

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Y’all really think Kendrick woke up one morning & chose beef? 😂 😅🤣 Nah, that shyt was way too organized, had too many hands, too many different agendas, and everyone wanted to get their lick in on Drake. Piece by piece the whole play unfolds. Many believe, including myself, that “Mogul🐪” was deeply invested. P.s. Drake’s net with is not publicly known.

Y’all really think Kendrick woke up one morning & chose beef? 😂 😅🤣 Nah, that shyt was way too organized, had too many hands, too many different agendas, and everyone wanted to get their lick in on Drake. Piece by piece the whole play unfolds. Many believe, including myself, that “Mogul🐪” was deeply invested. P.s. Drake’s net with is not publicly known.

industrypolitics

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$Drake 🔛 UMG fractured relationship (Part 11) Looking back now, some moments start to feel different. For instance, take the “Luther” situation. Drake and Carti already had a record built around that Luther Vandross sample. Then, suddenly, Kendrick and SZA appear with a Luther record. Kendrick isn’t an R&B or soul artist, so the choice alone feels strange. And the timing isn’t random. My opinion: Carti tipped them off, and UMG chose the other version. Because let’s be honest, why would UMG refuse to clear a Luther sample for Drake, their biggest star? That only makes sense if another play was already in motion. And this all fits a bigger pattern. Because this series is highlighting something important. The Drake–UMG relationship didn’t suddenly break during the beef. The tension was already showing up in the music long before that. We all noticed how Drake’s lyrics began shifting, became less celebratory of the industry and more distant from it. Drake's lines were more about contracts, ownership and how he was being surrounded but not supported. I think artists rarely say these things directly, they say them through records. More to come. Thank you RaimRadio! Interesting series❗❗$

Drake 🔛 UMG fractured relationship (Part 11) Looking back now, some moments start to feel different. For instance, take the “Luther” situation. Drake and Carti already had a record built around that Luther Vandross sample. Then, suddenly, Kendrick and SZA appear with a Luther record. Kendrick isn’t an R&B or soul artist, so the choice alone feels strange. And the timing isn’t random. My opinion: Carti tipped them off, and UMG chose the other version. Because let’s be honest, why would UMG refuse to clear a Luther sample for Drake, their biggest star? That only makes sense if another play was already in motion. And this all fits a bigger pattern. Because this series is highlighting something important. The Drake–UMG relationship didn’t suddenly break during the beef. The tension was already showing up in the music long before that. We all noticed how Drake’s lyrics began shifting, became less celebratory of the industry and more distant from it. Drake's lines were more about contracts, ownership and how he was being surrounded but not supported. I think artists rarely say these things directly, they say them through records. More to come. Thank you RaimRadio! Interesting series❗❗

industrypolitics

12,240 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

So this whole ugly beef really started because Kendrick was given the Big 3 moment and he publicly rejected it with “it’s just big me.” Kendrick was just refusing a hierarchy. Now there is rumors of Kendrick being on a J. Cole album with Drake after all this supposed “culture war.” So what was the point of all that division? all that moral grandstanding? I guess it was just about positioning. I believe, the industry needed a counterweight to Drake, someone they can market as the “pure” alternative, and Kendrick was it. Here’s why I think Drizzy should never do a project with Kendrick nearby: When Drake shows up- he brings the world with him-streams, playlists, headlines, and attention. If Drake were on an album with Kendrick, Drake would activate the culture, but the story would become “Kendrick outshined him,” even if Drake made the actual hits. That’s how narratives work. Drake would create the success, and Kendrick would get the credit, just like what happened in the beef. That power trip beef by UMG was all about narrative laundering. So Drake staying away is the smart move. Without Drake, Kendrick has to stand on his music alone, no giant spotlight, no built-in villain, no automatic attention from being next to the biggest star in the genre. Look at that Playboi Carti project: no Drake, no real peak, no lasting impact. And that’s exactly what Kendrick’s team doesn’t want tested, again. At the end of the day, it’s simple: Drake doesn’t need Kendrick to win. Kendrick needs Drake to matter. And that imbalance is what this whole “beef” was really built on. 🦉

So this whole ugly beef really started because Kendrick was given the Big 3 moment and he publicly rejected it with “it’s just big me.” Kendrick was just refusing a hierarchy. Now there is rumors of Kendrick being on a J. Cole album with Drake after all this supposed “culture war.” So what was the point of all that division? all that moral grandstanding? I guess it was just about positioning. I believe, the industry needed a counterweight to Drake, someone they can market as the “pure” alternative, and Kendrick was it. Here’s why I think Drizzy should never do a project with Kendrick nearby: When Drake shows up- he brings the world with him-streams, playlists, headlines, and attention. If Drake were on an album with Kendrick, Drake would activate the culture, but the story would become “Kendrick outshined him,” even if Drake made the actual hits. That’s how narratives work. Drake would create the success, and Kendrick would get the credit, just like what happened in the beef. That power trip beef by UMG was all about narrative laundering. So Drake staying away is the smart move. Without Drake, Kendrick has to stand on his music alone, no giant spotlight, no built-in villain, no automatic attention from being next to the biggest star in the genre. Look at that Playboi Carti project: no Drake, no real peak, no lasting impact. And that’s exactly what Kendrick’s team doesn’t want tested, again. At the end of the day, it’s simple: Drake doesn’t need Kendrick to win. Kendrick needs Drake to matter. And that imbalance is what this whole “beef” was really built on. 🦉

industrypolitics

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🚨REACTION TO LANDING MY BIGGEST PAYING CLIENT YET🚨 i can't stop smiling every time i watch this video. To think 1 yr ago today, editing wasn't even a thought... is crazy! PLZ tell me other editors jump up and down in their room when they land a big client 😅🤣🙏

🚨REACTION TO LANDING MY BIGGEST PAYING CLIENT YET🚨 i can't stop smiling every time i watch this video. To think 1 yr ago today, editing wasn't even a thought... is crazy! PLZ tell me other editors jump up and down in their room when they land a big client 😅🤣🙏

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